Re: Advertisment provaccine but education for me :-)

[Guest guest]

Too bad the vaccine doesn't prevent transmission or even infection.

[Guest guest]

-OMG that sounded so horrible! My baby had something pretty damn

close to that......

Rina

-- In Vaccinations , " " <carebearandrea@...>

wrote:

>

> There was an advertisement about whooping cough and how great it is

to

> vaccinate and how " everyone around me " should also be vaccinated

> blah,blah, blah BUT....

>

> what I found interesting was that they had a recording of what

whooping

> cough sounds like....I think my daughter has had it now that I have

> heard how it sounds. I had no clue what it sounded like. For

those

> you you like me, the site to hear it is

> http://www.doitforyourbaby.com/mediaplayer.html

>

> This is just the sound player of a child coughing.

>

> Enjoy!

> andrea in Kansas

>

[Guest guest]

I believe though that getting whooping cough does not make you

immune, you can still get it over and over...is this right?

What is the best way to prevent whooping cough in an infant? My sis

has a 10 day old and they are saying that whooping cough is going

around in the city. My sis is breastfeeding...anything else that

could help? Thanks.

>

> There was an advertisement about whooping cough and how great it is

to

> vaccinate and how " everyone around me " should also be vaccinated

> blah,blah, blah BUT....

>

> what I found interesting was that they had a recording of what

whooping

> cough sounds like....I think my daughter has had it now that I have

> heard how it sounds. I had no clue what it sounded like. For

those

> you you like me, the site to hear it is

> http://www.doitforyourbaby.com/mediaplayer.html

>

> This is just the sound player of a child coughing.

>

> Enjoy!

> andrea in Kansas

>

[Guest guest]

Anyone who has been vaccinated or has suffered from whooping cough

will have a degree of immunity to the disease. They may contract a

mild case some years later but this will not develop into a full-

blown attack. From

http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/diseases/facts/whoopingcough.htm

andrea in Kansas

> >

> > There was an advertisement about whooping cough and how great it

is

> to

> > vaccinate and how " everyone around me " should also be vaccinated

> > blah,blah, blah BUT....

> >

> > what I found interesting was that they had a recording of what

> whooping

> > cough sounds like....I think my daughter has had it now that I

have

> > heard how it sounds. I had no clue what it sounded like. For

> those

> > you you like me, the site to hear it is

> > http://www.doitforyourbaby.com/mediaplayer.html

> >

> > This is just the sound player of a child coughing.

> >

> > Enjoy!

> > andrea in Kansas

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Plus, even if you vaccinated at 2, 4, and 6 months, they

aren't " fully protected " until they've had all 4 of them, the final

one being at 15 months. Am I correct? And when I say " fully

protected " I'm quoting doctors. Ha. Ha. So if this is true and it

really did work, then even vaccinating an infant, won't " protect "

him or her until about 15 months, right? And by that age, I would

think it wouldn't be as dangerous. Someone correct me if I am

misinformed.

> > >

> > > There was an advertisement about whooping cough and how great

it

> is

> > to

> > > vaccinate and how " everyone around me " should also be

vaccinated

> > > blah,blah, blah BUT....

> > >

> > > what I found interesting was that they had a recording of what

> > whooping

> > > cough sounds like....I think my daughter has had it now that I

> have

> > > heard how it sounds. I had no clue what it sounded like. For

> > those

> > > you you like me, the site to hear it is

> > > http://www.doitforyourbaby.com/mediaplayer.html

> > >

> > > This is just the sound player of a child coughing.

> > >

> > > Enjoy!

> > > andrea in Kansas

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Good point. The final one is around age five. So, it's even longer until they

are " protected. " Then why bother? They're past the age where it's a concern.

Winnie

Re: Advertisment provaccine but education for me :-)

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> Plus, even if you vaccinated at 2, 4, and 6 months, they

> aren't " fully protected " until they've had all 4 of them, the

> final

> one being at 15 months. Am I correct? And when I say " fully

> protected " I'm quoting doctors. Ha. Ha. So if this is true and

> it

> really did work, then even vaccinating an infant, won't

> " protect "

> him or her until about 15 months, right? And by that age, I

> would

> think it wouldn't be as dangerous. Someone correct me if I am

> misinformed.

>

>

> > > >

> > > > There was an advertisement about whooping cough and how

> great

> it

> > is

> > > to

> > > > vaccinate and how " everyone around me " should also be

> vaccinated

> > > > blah,blah, blah BUT....

> > > >

> > > > what I found interesting was that they had a recording of

> what

> > > whooping

> > > > cough sounds like....I think my daughter has had it now

> that I

> > have

> > > > heard how it sounds. I had no clue what it sounded like.

> For

> > > those

> > > > you you like me, the site to hear it is

> > > > http://www.doitforyourbaby.com/mediaplayer.html

> > > >

> > > > This is just the sound player of a child coughing.

> > > >

> > > > Enjoy!

> > > > andrea in Kansas

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Re: kellmac92 said " Plus, even if you vaccinated at 2, 4, and 6 months,

they aren't " fully protected " until they've had all 4 of them, the

final one being at 15 months, right? And by that age, I would think it

wouldn't be as dangerous. Someone correct me if I am misinformed. "

You were close.

The CDC says it takes three doses for most to be " immune " . So,

supposedly they'd have full protection by six months. The thing is,

though, most deaths occur in those <6 months, so they are out of the

biggest danger zone by then.

[Guest guest]

Re: Vida Khan said " What is the best way to prevent whooping cough in

an infant? "

I'd say vitaminc C to bowel tolerance if she is really worried. Try

checking out the motheringdotcommune vaccination forums. Some Moms have

talked about their experiences with it in the archives I think.

[Guest guest]

As I've posted on here a few times, my nephew was fully vaxed and shows

no immunity to pertussis (according to their definition). He also has

autism.

He played by the rules and got burned AND has no immunity.

Sheri B.